On the streets, yes, but also in negotiations at the kitchen table and in the marital bed and in relationships between lovers and parents and sisters and friends.

Kaplan, Benjamin J., Religious Conflict and the Practice of Toleration in Early Modern Europe , Harvard University Press, 2007, pp.

Much older than the Soviet regime, this tradition emphasizes a spirit of sacrifice not just for loved ones, but also for great causes such as revolution, state, science, or art that is deeply hostile to accumulation of money and material goods as the goal of life.